Coilovers for road use

[GBaker24]

What coilovers would you guys recommend for everyday road use? Theres a LOT of speedbumps around by me and my lowering springs are way too hard

[ReeceGolliker]

Coilovers will be harder than springs mate, Lots of people use meisters, they're the softest coilovers. Alternatively you could get BC's with a softer Spring rate through tuning developments.

[daniel_g]

Meisters are great for everyday road use.

[GBaker24]

I was thinking Meisters, just wanted to know that would be a better choice. Thanks guys

[Ollieh17]

I cant imagine coilovers will be alot better even as soft as they go

[starletezy]

Meister for road use

[Starlet__SR]

New shocks and better springs. Will be far softer than any coilover package. Go to soft and you're defeating the object.

[00joeindastarb0]

I have teins and there perfectly fine, I have about twenty sipped bumps down road, the positive attributes out way going slow over the bumps.

[daniel_g]

Speed bumps are gay but its level crossings that are a pain in the fuckin hole, gotta go over one twice a day, 2mph, intercooler a baw hair away from the tracks :/

[5e colin]

by what i gathered reading meister do a genuine starlet coil together with tein and trd cusco al the other that fir are based on the tercel/paseo

[richardc9052]

Reason why your springs are "too hard" is because your shocks cant keep up with the springs so the car is just going to be banging about over bumps. Your springs are probably soft but coilovers will feel. Better as the spring and shock matches.

[dan106]

Ive just fitted BC's on my GT and i dont see what the fuss is about, theyre not that hard at all

[Addymk2]

Meisters are perfect for a fast road Starlet, comfortable but still perform a lot better than stock. Worth the outlay in my opinion.

[Phil]

Yeah BCs here too and no issues, remind me of a tein superstreet feel

Phil

[Jamie_VF22]

Had BC BR's on mine with no problems